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Cisco 1841 - cannot configure IP on Eth0/1 as it overlaps WIC ip

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Hi all. I have a Cisco 1841 which is connecting to an ISPs SDSL line provided with 8 ips.

When I try to configure the ETH0/1 interface with the second IP in the range, the Cisco SDM tells me that this is "overlapping" with the WAN0/1 interface ip (although they are different)

WAN is using 1st useable ip of the range
Eth is using 2nd useable ip of the range

any ideas?
 
The SDM sometimes gives the wrong error messages. However you can't assign 2 ip addresses in the same subnet to the same interface. What are you trying to accomplish?
 
Hi, thanks Braininms.

It may sound complicated, but I am trying to achive configuring the router in the same way its predecessor was configured.

WAN = 195.11.98.61/255.255.255.248
LAN1 = 195.11.98.62./255.255.255.248

Then LAN1 passes all traffic to firewall which is on 195.11.98.63.

If you think there is a more direct and convenient method, then please, I am all ears. All the Cisco needs to do is pass the WAN traffic direct to the FW to deal with. The FW is being reconfigured too, so we have a degree of flexibility.
 
Oh okay, I now see the problem. Usually your WAN ip address is on a different subnet.

You could do

RouterA(config)# int fa0/1
RouterA(config-if)# ip unnumbered serial ?


Where ? is the serial interface id.
 
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